WASHINGTON LETTER.
our ,
Washington, D. C, June
action of on the pipe-
line amendment will show whether
I r not that body actually under
the control of the Standard Oil Com-
That was the way that Sen-
j Till man put the proposition
week, while the language
was rude sentiment was perfect-
correct. In case any one should
miss the point of the situation, it
may be explained that the fight is
in the rate bill pipe
is the work of Senator Lodge,
declaring common
carriers. Sow in case this amend
went through, it would hit the
; Standard oil Company. They own
i of the pipe line and
f as Senator Elkins naively put
people of Weal Virginia have
the
transport producers
have very decided
way Standard
BASEBALL
Greenville letting for the
Diamond.
After a little talk such baseball
enthusiasm was found to exist here
that Friday night several of
young men ad or
a Though the time
is short they hare gone to work
and want to be ready for first
on July 4th, if they can find
a neighboring club open t. a
on that
The following been
furnished us as the
club; Milton Has
Richard
Jim Anderson, . Will
Alex Blow, Clyde
ion, Black.
is going to play
remainder of the the
park is bow hue
i- for the game.
of July.
p. m. will
with the Greenville boys
the 4th of July. Manager M.
just received a e met-
Standard from manager .,, ,.
,,, . ,., will
o j t
pi i
Mi. part
line V pro
nil at any
Greenville's Big Department Stores.
Hot Weather Merchandise
. .
Is abounding in plentiful beauty and cheapness here
The thin fluffy, cool materials tor June Selling are tor your inspection and in quantities to meet your de-
Glance over the list below and then come us you the goods, which must be seen to
appreciated.
t, XV
team saying t will
come. Look out tor a
THE
ugh the Senate Mil n-
t, n live
in from
hour This is a measure
has been a wrangle sir.- tomes to
by all of
I societies if the country and A farmer has develop-
ii, f by all decent people who H of evens that ought to
i vary of
,. if President pill sign year he has annoyed by a
i. if matter can be brought in hie I
attention. But it mighty j and he set
to get to -train of, that would t-
I i- attention his
runt to keep away from and
the several appeals that aw i u
ma made to all
never reach him.
This government just decided
to become a to a now
crop bureau that is be
t in Home. The movement
the work of Kins Victor
of Italy, and die Italian government
will bear all of the about
5.000 a year, which it will co-t
each of the other countries who be-
long. The idea is to hay; a
bureau the of crop
Statistics from all the countries of
the world. The n harvests
f crop condition be
, to the bureau and
t . to all the sub-
ti It
the stability of
t nitride markets staple
-ill sorts in a
vi- v rs iii re now ore
of e st the
member of the in-
because of tie
of United States as
an exporting country and as cost
was small, it was thought a wary
A dispatch
railroad building in the United
is a mere
scale for many
years. in the
If of the is
than in any period in
teen except 1908, when
miles were laid from
V June The track
ally laid between January
year is
miles, The
and the Indications arc that
the r will break all
miles l year,
South ii the and
-it
Re says he has welt. The
new of fowls Ifs lens of
even The right lift
nix long and the lei I or.
Owing to this Inequality
a is unable to take
slops of length.
When endeavors to
any distance from map
walks In a find
herself back at on
Flit there can
by hens with legs
hen a hen stands on the short
leg the long one is
and when she stand- on the
long one the short one teach
the
s South of the and
ire of eat
Iii the other
and Texas.
; . of I
i i; la of k was laid.
Smith
of the mileage down in
ll,. , nil e the
i and the
I tag only miles
of tho total of
Observer.
Tribe No. I. O. R. M.
A- Friday night
el, if d tie following
t. chem, B. C. Flanagan.
Bi. Dr. D. L.
Jr. D. Moore.
Pi L. F. Smith.
THE MISSOURI
Tue State of has gone a
bow-shot beyond all others in the
on the trusts. Judge of
the Circuit Court of has
rendered a decision of the,
He pi r Imp-
el- of nay article or commodity from
any individual company
to
any of the g sec-
of this article shall not e
hie n i price mp, of
article or commodity, and may plead
this a to any suit
for such price or hi
means under the Missouri law, j
am- Mn-r can sell its goods in that
St i. by
la . In a brief review of this law,
Sun says it i, m-
promote on
part of any of the citizens. Its sole
purpose is to withdraw the
the law from those who have
placed themselves beyond Hie pale
of the law. It is an extreme
desperate, remedy f. i a
disease. It outlaws
f r n greater of
of
f s
mark an epoch
control It will
blow to unlawful conn
n. Mr as pure State i
i Sift illegal n
cue in which, by
relieves the purchasers of
i r ducts from payment of
heir to such corporation.
the corporation must abandon
methods or it must
restrict its operations to a
tery field. For it is clear
that the i Ian adopted by Missouri to
n y monopoly will find favor in
States, if it is upheld by the
higher Charlotte Observer
Colored Dress Goods
Department
Beautiful cool dainty lawns in small
dots and figures, ll and floral
patterns and solid colors for to cent,
per yard. Brown dress linens, percales,
figured madras and gingham.
White Goods Depart-
inch French lawn yard
Inch Persian lawn to yard
inch Persian lawn to yard
inch Handkerchief linen to yd
inch yard
inch It linen to yard
inch Union cotton, but
almost as pretty as all linen for more
money at yard.
Lovely dotted swiss, the real imported
kind, in small neat designs from to
yard. ., .
figured madras for shirt waists
and dresses this seasons newest patterns
from to variety great
and patterns lovely.
Laces Embroideries
We are shewing many pretty things
in this laces we have baby
Irish French, Germany, Matt
Round thread Val in all
overs, bands and edges Batiste and Baby
Irish combined from the loveliest band of
trimmings of the season, we are showing
it in exquisite patterns, suitable for very
sheer materials as well as the heavier
kinds. Black baby, Irish all overs end
bands to match.
Our Notion depart-
int-re-t you, as we are showing
useful and desirable novelties.
Fans Yes we have all kinds and sizes
some so and large
an breezy tn silk, and gauze.
The silk gauze fans, with real fine dainty
decorations sticks are lovely
and cheap a to others
Cheaper sticks and cents.
Shopping barfs n white kid, white canvas
and f leathers in black and colors from
cent to
w sh belts embroidered
and some with detached buckles in guilt
and pearl, the prices range from to
Gull belts, belts, silk belts
all prices.
Ladies hosiery in black and white
gauze, some pi embroidered,
some lace boots, others lace all over, all
sizes and
Infants a id children In black
and white all sizes to
Ladies and infant gauze vests, short
and long sleeves.
Nazareth and waists tor boys
and cool comfortable, all sizes
each.
tops and cords and ruffles
stamped linens, embroidery silks and
cottons.
waists in ladies sizes,
handsomely trimmed with embroidery
and lace, some look like hand embroidery
prices from to
.
. Plain Fancy lack
Lawns
Batiste, French Silk mulls, Per-
lawn, Mercerized madras and many
other pretty wears
is ready to meet your wants in cool,
w Corsets in good makes and desirable models. R.
G. Corsets and Invisible Lacing Corsets in and Batiste for slender, stout, and Medium figures
at each, Good Girdles, all size, for and
THE CORSET DEPARTMENT
Our stock of House-
keeping Linens
Should meet your approval. All kinds of
Towels, Bath rags, table Damask. Nap-
kins and Doilies. A good assortment at
right prices.
Perfumery.
Soaps, Tooth Powders, Tooth Brush
Nail brushes, Hair brushes, and combs
Talcum Powders, per box, others at
,.
Th
Shoe
Is ready to serve you with the best makes and styles at prices. You should see our
of Oxfords, Court Ties, Pumps and Sandals whits Canvas Oxfords and pumps
in Ladies sizes. ,.
The Lace Curtains, Window Shades. Rugs v and Art squares we are showing would add very
i to the comfort and appearance of your home. n
The this store u chance to show you of, the pretty and we have here
in tho to . brings us something newt
brings
Z tat
tunic . .we always have values for you.
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GREENVILLE; N. C.
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
WHICHARD, and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL No.
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY. JULY
NO
PLATFORM.
Adopted by the State
The
new tn
it in i-. through laws enacted
in the of whole people,
it itself to con-
tin
cal of public affairs,
w in and
county since its return to power in
people
under w
baa been ea-
the
of the Slate a of law and
liberty, peace and that
our people are no longer employed
in and
their live, and pro
as they were under
can rule, but safe in. the
of and enjoying the free-
which comes from security
are directing to
peaceful of honest
try.
endorse th wise, patriotic
able administration of our
State's by Governor Robert
B. Glenn and the other State
we point with pride to
the of our Senator
Democratic Representatives in
. u-it-ca and the same.
We congratulate
North Carolina the
M-iii of the
en ii- . amendment regulating
Hi.
inn measure has
the race problem,
had so lone agitated the
pull d, and was a menace to
J good In its
by
Democratic party people,
no white man would be dis-
have been fully
predictions of
in- party to the con-
false. After a test of
five year the wisdom of the
is recognized and
,.,,,., . in by all political par-
u v
tip
I. in
ll.- i
accepted as a Solution
ii question.
the people
effect of the
enacted by
. relic party, and approve
i-e the
Watt bill the
Ward mil the
aid of liquor.
out constitutional
i religion, morality
,., . . being necessary
. the
i i--s i i mankind, schools and
-ball for
that the
bar. the right to the
that it
of to and
and we ex
the great
the past sis
role- at the
made
a time to our educational con-
and we a
a school term
tin all children of the State.
The established
of
ate soldiers opened the sold-
home to the cure of the veter-
ans who responded to the call of
in the war between
Every dollar given then
appropriated or forced by
legislation, or Demo-
public sentiment. We pledge
the party to a fuller discharge of
a debt that can never be fully paid
to these aging heroes who offered
their lives as upon the
altars of their country.
We point with pride to the re-
cord of the Democratic party in its
care of classes in
State and promise to continue
to enlarge charitable
until all the indigent
are cared for at expense the
Sate.
The powers of the corporation
should be so enlarged
at to give it full adequate pow
to regulate all public service
within the state and
subject to its jurisdiction.
i and freight rates in North Car-
are too high and should be
materially reduced and we demand
such action by the Legislature
corporation cs will
such reduction. We are
to granting charters to
in perpetuity.
Tie discrimination of railroad
North Carolina and
towns and in favor of others points
having no greater
is a grave injustice to the
people of this State, and should be
corrected by such means as are
within the limitations set
constitution of United
The inn i by public
vice corporations in political mat-
should be called so sharply to
i lie I ten of the people that it
ill be ml inn-, and the efficiency
f such corporations as political
should thus be
The law against issuing free
passes be so amended as to
make the party who illegally re-
them equally with
the en issuing them.
failure of connecting lines
f railways make connection
is a in-
convenience, expense
to the traveling public, and
we demand such additional
as may be necessary to
enforce that provision of our
statute, required
lines to make close connection
as is practicable for the
of traveling
We favor the Appalachian for-
est reserve the construction of
the inland water way from Norfolk
Virginia, to Beaufort inlet, North
Carolina. While both thee
projects involve great benefits to
State, they are also of national
importance. The one preserves
our mount tin forests and
water supply, promotes
public health, our
water power and aids
latter will up a free out-
let and South for the water-
borne of North Caro-
traffic rates and pr .-
mote the prosperity of our people,
la contraction will greatly
the trade b
I ween the South Atlantic and
Atlantic ports. We
our senators and representatives to
their efforts to
legislation for the of
tie one the contraction of
the other.
We out to the
I principle if
racy all and
privileges to
and I
For nearly t o years the R
can party has been in absolute
of
mat government with power t.
unjust
rectify evils. Yet, during that
time, colossal combinations of
capital have dominated the people,
and illegal of corporate
stilled competition
limited the opportunity
the individual citizen. Wealth
illegally obtained has been
unsparingly used to control
and elections. No
honest effort has been made, or is
being by Republican
to cure or eradicate these
evils.
the hypocrisy of
the Republican party while
pretending to legislate against
these conditions, deals only with
the symptoms and not with the
disease. unfair, tyrannical
features of so-called
live have made these things
possible, and no permanent relief
can be secured its obnoxious
features are removed. To remedy
this evil we a thorough
revision present tariff laws.
The growth of the trusts and
other inordinate
of capital, the
and rapidly increasing
and of
th wealth of in the bands
of a few, all due to premed-
and systematic legislation
behalf of special interests by the
Republican party, demand a
change in the policies imposed
upon the by that party
make the pal sage
ti e laws an imperative necessity.
We denounce the appalling sys-
of corruption heretofore
by the great insurance com
panics, whereby money
to them for the benefit of widows
and orphans has been devoted to
the enrichment of favored
duals and to campaign in ml of
the Republican party.
We denounce the present
unjust and trust-creating
protective tariff imposed the
people by the Republican party
and demand its immediate revision
to end that all unjust
shall be removed, and especially
those upon necessaries of life
and those that enable the trust to
extort from the people unreason-
able profits and to sell their pro-
duct to consumers at borne at
greater prices than are charged
fer same goods to
consumer.
BLACKJACK
Black. Jack, N. C. July 1906
Quite a number our people at-
tended services at Sunday
they reported a pleasant
W. H. Wynne, of
who watt here last week, returned
home Saturday,
G. Johnston, of this
place, filled his regular appoint-
Creek Sunday.
Typhoid f Is still raging in
community. There have been
many caused by fever
in few
Mis. W. II. Wynne, of
is here visiting her parents.
Wt- are having as nice as
any one wish for. Crops are
In ii t; ion at pie-cut.
Willie of Greenville, was
a snort while one evening
i-t week.
II. who has been very
ill with pneumonia, is much
proved we ate glad to say.
Miss Coward, from
Cox lee yesterday.
K. . Williams went to
Friday
S. P. and Miss
Miss Dix-
all returned from a trip to
Van not many days ago.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Organization Effected for
Campaign.
Building and Loan,
The board of din curs of Tn.
Republicans of Pitt county
held their county convention the
court house on the 4th. The con-
was fairly attended, con-
that they only polled
votes in The proceedings
were entirely harmonious. E. E.
of presided and
B. W. Ward acted a secretary.
former
Rollins were endorsed, and the
delegates to the State convention
were intruded to vote for Adams
f-r Chairman without the least
jar or
All Republicans of the county in
food standing were as
ti attend the state
congressional conventions.
Skinner was called on
made a short talk, relating to the
proper organization of the party
in county, and advised that
the very best men be selected as
committeemen, that only I.-
est and competent be
for office. He up-
on the necessity of a strong
party, and that the same should
encouraged than
for such party would per-
form a public service by giving the
Democracy some opposition at the
polls, and thereby make them
more careful in
of affairs, and cause people
generally to take more interest in
politics. Ah at present, the mat-
being entirely one-sided, the
people were becoming indifferent
and remaining at borne on the day
of election, and such conditions are
to the rights
people.
He submitted a few general
political observations in a plain,
thoughtful, and con man-
without any attempt to make
a political speech. His remarks
were timely, without feel-
were semi-judicial in
were well received.
After the convention ad-
the precinct executive
committees met and selected R, C.
Flanagan, W. E. Murphy, S. I.
Fleming, E. K. W. J.
as executive commit-
tee for county. This executive
committee and selected
as chairman.
This convention and new
iii in marks a deeded Improve
in the manner and
of holding the Republican
this county, the
number quality of its
Still the Democratic party-
has nothing whatever to fear In
Pitt county from source for
many years to come. We
can to the Republicans
one thousand votes, and Ibis is a
large as they will
not poll more than five
hundred, and still the Democratic
majority on a full Vote would be
at least two thousand.
As long as the Republican party-
put up good as leaders,
nominate good men for office, The
Reflector proposes to give them a
lair show, reserving at all limes to
use its and pages to show
of the
can party, and the in any
that they mini-
ITEMS.
N. C-, July 1906.
Tom Gray and family of Which-
ard spent Sunday here with Mr.
Mrs. H. A. Gray.
Miss Pennie left Saturday
for Raleigh to attend the summer
school.
J. Whitehurst and family, of
Greenville, were here last
visiting her father,
Mrs. W. A. Andrews and child-
returned to their homo in Rocky
Mount after spending several days
here with her parents.
Miss Daisy Parker has
from a visit to Ayden.
Miss Minnie Moore left Saturday
for Tarboro to visit her sister-
Mrs. Henry Skinner and little
daughter, of Ayden, are spending a
few days with Mrs Bettie
hear.
Yes we all learned that last
was hotter than last.
Those that attended church at
Flat Swamp report good
and good dinners
Henry Congleton and sister,
Miss Alma, of Oak Grove section
were here Monday.
J. R. has closed out
stock of goods. He will now
devote his time to
Collector Andrews, the phone
man, was with us Monday.
Mrs Martha Rawls and Mrs.
A. Congleton visited at
Monday.
Wash Hardy received a phone
message from Monday
calling him to the bed side of his
only child, who is critically ill.
Mrs Hardy and child to
Winterville several days ago on ac-
count of sickness of Mr. Hardy's
mother.
I H. Little went to Elizabeth
week to visit his son, G.
R. Little.
Mrs. Eli continues quite
sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. E. Latham, from near
Washington, spent last week with
sister, Mrs. Rawls, in the city.
GRIMESLAND MASONS
Install Officers for the Year.
On Tuesday night Past Master R.
Williams installed the following
officers of Grimesland Lodge
A. F A. M.
J. J. Elks, W. M.
W. E Proctor, S W.
J. Galloway, J. W.
J. Proctor, Treas.
Alston Sec.
A. G. Clark, S. D.
L. E. Elks, J. D.
W. E. Tucker and W. Elks,
Stewards.
W. H. Adams, Tiler.
Home Building kt Loan i office, but at the same lime will
met Tuesday I give credit when they
monthly session. The report of men. We ourselves
Party go to Mill.
Some of the younger social set
gave a picnic at Kelly's Mill yes-
complimentary to Miss
of
who is visiting Miss Susie Perry.
The party spent the day pleasant-
boat riding and other amuse-
mid had a delightful
the picnic
party Susie Perry,
Faye Bat
Mitchell, and
Crawford; Messrs Fred Fred La-
R hi Tom Harvey, Jell and Al-
Floyd Woolen.-
Press.
Grimesland, 1906.
Misses Eliza, and
Moore, of Miss
Julia Harms, of e are
Miss of
place.
D. Holliday and family, of
are some time
with his Me U.
Bruce Holliday, if
is home for a few
The farmers are ready to vote
for a county.
Quite a number of our people
the
at Salem Church last Sunday.
All reported a hue time a
dinner.
W. E. Proctor will Hie-
Christian Sunday school of
place down the riv-r
to River Side
We all expect a grand time f
we have had a
from Mr. Proctor before.
The of this place took
a to Bath on the gas boat
Mystic today.
W. E. Proctor, W. M.
J. L, Gibson, W. B. Carson, L. B.
Dr. C, M. Jones
spent Monday Greenville.
Forest House, of House, spent
Sunday night in
Some of our y men are very
anxious for tint K, P. R. R. to
be complete. A-k them
B. O. s he went to Au-
Sunday. I where R.
M. Elks t over.
Our town, has alive
with visitors fur several weeks.
The happy we old
folks are always glad to see ti
girls come.
Samuel Holliday to Was
Sunday.
Miss Ward, of
ville, is visiting relatives her.
We are always glad to see her.
Mrs. Jno. of Faro.-
ville Mrs. D, . f
Greenville, are the guests of Mrs.
J. O. Proctor.
C. H. Haddock and wife are very
sick with typhoid fever. We hope
a speedy recovery for them.
Arthur Davenport, of
spent Monday night in our town.
Walter Patrick and a friend front
Greenville were town Monday
night.
June Cotton Condition.
The Now Orleans Time Demo-
on the 2nd inst, issued its
second report for this season on the
condition of tho cotton. This re-
port makes following
improvement has
the rule, through Georgia and car
sections of the com-
plain of damage from excessive
rains.
Taking the belt us a whole, there
been practically no
acreage.
The cultivation has been go
though labor has been
most districts.
The boll weevil is reported trim
parishes in I. but tho peat
to be
. in T.
less menacing than us-
aid treasurer showed
very gratifying results. the
association business two
months ago applications for
aggregating about have
been passed upon. Work has
already started upon houses
erected through the aid the as-
and several others are j
early contemplation.
a good size, well
minority in Ibis cm
instead injuring will the
Democratic party to a full of
duty in good men
office, polling their entire vote
at the ballot box.
wax
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for rending
Pieces bandied in
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Attention called to the change
of of the Bank of
Greenville this issue. A new
feature of the business of this bank
is that per coat interest will here-
after be paid on time deposits.
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stating that your R.
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a very bad case
covered a part of her
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To Publishers
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We have an entirely new
process, on which patents
are pending, whereby we
can reface old Brass Col-
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them f ally as good as
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L. S. and
Head Ruled in
and per
will cheerfully
Printers Co
fl Type
Mater
I. Street. P
SOUTHERN R. R. CO
N.
Steamboat Service.
L. leaves
V. dally
ii a. in. for Greenville; leave
ii i entitle daily
in. for
at with
Southern Railroad, for
Nut i. Philadelphia,
Now York, all other
North. i- a Norfolk
i nil nil West.
should order their
via care Norfolk
A- R. B,
hours to chance
notice.
VI lie, N.
General T. and
r. k, Va.
M iv. KING, V. P Q. IT.
D. W.
III. AM IN
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton Bagging and
Ties always on hand
Frosh kept ton-
in stock. Country
Produce Bought and Sold
D. W.
North Carolina.
W R. L.
Dentist.
Greenville, N. Q.
Convulsion.
FitS, then
Epilepsy.
Dr. Restorative
has been so in
curing these brain wrecking
diseases that there is every
to believe that even the
most hopeless can I
lie if not r.
will be la
any one thus t
who enjoy lie c- of
health, after year.; t.
suffering,
I have a ion that fever
when two old, d f -1
worst type, and lie
Incurable- u a f J.
for him. without tiler about
fifteen stars he became so l t
him to
Insane, at i.
nearly year. but ho
to grow o we
him homo July 1902, in an awful
condition. Ho had lost I mind
entirely. lie hardly Kn. v OM of
family; could not id bed;
n wreck, from to
a day. to try
and the
bottle used, we a chance
for the better. We given It lo
ever he had but
two very light last
1903. and then he not other
We pronounce him cured, ha
can work and go anywhere. If one
wishes to concerning
they an at liberty to do
E. if. Lincoln. Ind
Dr. Mil.- la sold by your
who will guarantee that
first bottle will benefit If It fails, ha
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind
Trust to Nature.
A great many mew
aVid women, art- puny, with
poor III-
their
or much
hi
to tn
the
In a natural u
their earlier in
many such people, in fuel In weary,
thin and do their
work difficulty. a result
It extreme and lats
long. Th. if aid is
ahead of supply. To Insure perfect
health bone, nerve and
blood
and return it certain
others. It is to prepare the
for the work of taking up from
the what Is to make good,
rich, re. We go to Nature
for th- were certain
roots known to of this
country I.-fore the the whites
Which later came to the knowledge of
the settlers which are now growing
rapidly in favor tor the
of obstinate and liver
These to In safe and yet
In their invigorating
effect the liver
These i. . Seal root.
root, St-mt- r-t. Mandrake
root. Is
principles residing in these
native roots when extracted with
as a make the most reliable
and tonic and liver In-
when In Just the
right, j a In Ir.
Golden Where there
U vitality- such as
l-ad ii ii I Ion-and thin
the vigor and the
nerve--, . and all the tho
of this sovereign
nave
aware the high value of the
above plants, yet few have
used pure as a solvent and
usual I v Hi prescriptions
for the in varying
The Medical is a
scientific compounded of the
the above mentioned
and contains no
alcohol or harmful habit-forming drugs.
FLAGON
WHAT MAY BE OF THE
NEW ROAD LAW.
The benefit of this act will con
more in what it prevents
than in what it corrects. As-
that the courts sustain
its provisions, and that its
enforcement is reasonably effect-
it may be
For the last few years rail-
way rates have been advancing;
from now on the tendency will
be the other way. This will be
due, not to any extensive or
sweeping reductions ordered by
the commission, hut rather to
the fact that the railways them
selves, having knowledge that
the their ac
may be will hes-
to make the ml vane s which
they otherwise would, and will
demands of shippers
for reductions, which they other-
wise would not
The payment of rebates and
the granting of similar
the published tariff
will, in the main, cease. Re-
bates will never entirely stop so
long continues,
but they will rapidly
less, in ten years from now
that sort will
be as mm M iV was universal
ten years ago
Discriminations between
localities will largely continue,
and this will the most fruitful
source of complaint in lime to
come It is to see, how
ever, how much
can be altogether unless
our waterways are to be shut up
the benefit geographical
position entirely ignored.
This bill is more significant in
its than in provisions.
While president de-
serves the credit for
the movement, he would
have been but for the
pet support. The enact-
of the rate bill is the
declaration ht railways
submit to governmental
mid certain abuses
If the railways rec-
is, if they cu-operate, us
there la every to believe
they to obtain compliance-
with the spirit of this law, con-
will be fairly
otherwise, the e will re.
Dewed agitation, followed by
more drastic
Kate W hat It Is and
What It by Charles A.
in the American Month-
Review of for July.
Lazy men bump up a lot
of adverse criticism, but they usual-
live long and contented lives.
Nothing pleases a pretty woman
more than to be seen en I lie street
with another woman who isn't
y-
Father Huts Stars and Bars On
His
A pathetic
served to show how well the
bond between the North and the
South has been cemented under
the Stars and Stripes, occurred
yesterday afternoon in Glen-
wood cemetery.
The graves of the men who
had fought in the service of the
United States during the
that tried men's had been
decorated with flags and flowers.
and the Grand Army of the Re-
public men and others who had
participated h the ceremonies
had departed.
About o'clock in the after-
noon, while the carriages
automobiles were crowding
through the gates, a tall man
with a bronzed countenance
In his hands he carried
a small bunch of daises, which
had been sold in front of the en-
trance to the cemetery.
With a firm tread he walked
into the office asked where grave
located. Only
the superintendents of the
knew that in that isolated
spot rested the body of one who
had fallen under the
One of the grave diggers, act-
as a guide, showed him to
the lot and pointed out the grave.
With tears streaming from his
eyes, the old fellow walked for-
ward and deposited the bunch
of daises. hen reaching down
in the inside pocket of his coat,
ho drew forth a Hag. It was old,
tattered and torn, and its
showed where the banner had
been pierced by bullets.
It required a few moments to
bring the furls out properly, as
the flag had to be handled ten
for it looked as though it
would fall to pieces.
Then the man walked out and
picked up a small twig and wrap-
the end of the flag around it,
and returning to the grave,
planted the Hag at the head. An
instant later the and
were unfurled.
The cemetery was filled with
people, and among them were
several members of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Finally
they came across this isolated
spot and saw tho Confederate
Hying.
What's that
asked a Northern man.
The old Southerner straight-
up. One sleeve of his
was empty, but there was a look
of defiance in his eyes which
seemed to is
man going to remove that Hag.
Then, carefully removing his
wide white hat, ho
came up here to see whether
this grave was going to be
orated or not. You fellows have
forgotten him. lie was killed in
the seven tight
Richmond. He was my boy, the
only boy I ever my
Amiss. and I w. u
overlook Hits grave, but
l to the Starlit
I i it
oil t no one ever
going to remove this old Hag
which he until the
Stars are placed
And then three men, w
are in this
other to
gel a when they brought
a i-mall one it on the
together with a large
wreath, the old s. got
up and hook hands then
carefully wrapped up
with which he decorated the
grave
take sail of
the Grand the
men.
you said the old
man. was regimental
in the
brigade It was not taken
from me then, it. be
given up d with words
of thanks and tears st-.
from bis he walked
and one tho
wonder m bad to
Washington pr,
H. A. E.
A RICKS
k Ricks
HEADQUARTERS FOR
IT,
M. SCHULTZ
and retail
furniture Dealer. paid
Hide, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar-
Turkey, Egg, etc. Bed
Mattresses, Oak Salts, Ba
y Carriages, Go-Carts,
Tables, Safes, P
Lei-man and Gall ft At malt,
Life Tobacco, Key WestOn-
root, Henry George Can-
Cherries, Peaches, Apples
Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk,
Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap-
Magic Matches, Oil,
Lotion Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar
Beetle, Oranges, Apples, Hut-
Dried Apples,
Prune, Currents, Raisins. r
and Chine Ware, Tip and or
War,, Cakes end M
Best Butter, N.-.
hi net and n
good Quality and
quantity
see me.
s. M.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Haying consolidated the two stocks of H. A. and John A. is one
store we are prepared to furnish our customers anything needed in
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
We carry an up-to-date line
Hats, Shoes, dress Notions,
n Groceries we will have at all times a line of the very best goods, not
the staples like
Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, but all kinds of
Canned Goods, the finest brands
We can supply anything you need to wear or to eat. and
COUNTRY Quality and prices of our goods will P i
licks,
GREENVILLE, N. C.
NOTICE
made to
Tobacco Truck and also to sell same
I be pleased to
unions In need of same Apply to
J. A Ayden. N. C.
Learn to be when
not to be patient.
Come in and examine my
CORN PLANTERS, GUANO SOWERS, DISC
HARROWS, SMOOTHING HARROWS, ONE
AND TWO HORSE STEEL PLOWS, WIRE
FENCE FOR FARM OR GARDEN AND WASH-
MACHINES.
Yours to serve,
hi. L. C A K
The Hardware Man.
NEAT JOb
Our specialty
Reflector Job Printing Office
-KNOWING-
IS HALF OF IT.
battle is won if yon before hand what you are
Kiting to do. Same tiling when touts to
what get, where to buy, what yon are going to pay is where the
living comes in.
My goods and prices will you that this is the place to
buy i any quantity.
COTTON SEED. MEAL AND HULLS
Hay, Corn, Oats Bran, Ship Lime Groceries.
When you want anything in tins hue it will be to your interest to
F.
Loader lit Low
m a
I. . S-l
Building
LOis For Sate.
Near Five Points on easy Terms.
Call on or address
SAM WHITE
V.
I T
a V a a
I ,
O J AND
in the poll office at X. C. as
Adv. rate made application.
Ace respondent desired at every poll office in Pitt and adjoining
in Preference to
THE
I . i
NATIONAL BANK
OF GREENVILLE.
Al in the
ti i
NORTH CAROLINA 1906
Tb. test of the tombs is about
Thaw out.
off the signs lire
to the tamer.
motto i always get on it.
summer
taunt brings Oyster Hay into Bind
once more.
During the summer vacation most
of the Congressmen will put in their
hardest work of the year.
Lets make the last half year .
, If want to bonds,
count more for Greenville s i
I the government is off-ring
than the first half. I p for
, , will draw only two per
Greenville bad better make up her
mini tn have a real fourth July
celebration next year.
interest.
The United States treasurer ex-
half a truth when he
Don't think every I . y
you see moving is working a J d . of
Hoc. U h mopping the own- . ,
The pis form adopted by the
Democratic-State convention
but did not
with
thrown in for change.
The principles enunciated in the
platform i he state convention
Greensboro bore the true note of
Democracy, and commend them-
Helves In ; lie approval of every lover
of good .
is a fact Worthy of note that th
congressional conventions so far
Mid in this State have renominated
the present Congressmen, and in
instance by
It shows that the people are
satisfied that North Carolina is will
represented in
RESOURCES.
GREENVILLE VS WILLIAMS TON.
We Are Two to Two, Too. Tie
Game on Seven Innings.
an interesting
was here Wednesday
afternoon between the teams of
Greenville and Williamson.
Both teams were composed entire-
of home of the
towns and they were evenly
The game was snappy from
start to the end of the seventh
inning when it was stopped a
heavy of rain. At this i
time the icon stood to Due tr Banks and
with such even on both
sides it is hard to predict the re-
the entire nine
been played. The borne team
having jut organized and this
being Bret time all of them
were together in a game, put
-owe remarkably playing
line was as
I, tans and
i is art
s. to cure o
S.
house ire,
and
Di approved
ills
Checks sud items
Notes of other National
Banks
money reserve in
Bank,
Specie
notes 3.485.00
fund U s.
p -r if -t of
1.203.81
181.88
1,570.00
Greenville
Blow
Lanier
Lassiter
Black
Anderson
Randolph
If
land
c Peele
lb O. W.
. . . i stock paid la 50.0
. undivided e-c-
and taxes paid M
National hank i
13500.00
K s Individual
i u M f.
of
15.10
of North Carolina,
of Pitt.-
w, Cashier of the above
named hank, do solemnly swear
, th. above i true to the
If s V R K.
I s i a s
ii o n I l I
one
tat on in.-. i, Mean
Left as . t. knowledge an-l
i ii-i K r- . I
M. M. was m , before me
of home team and this Of June
.,.,, , F. J. FORBES,
handled the boys well.
An old time of Republican
was shown in a convention
recently held in Waynesville.
count there were forty-nine
Republicans present, yet when a
ballot was taken votes were
for the
lot to sixty-live.
When a rich man commits
he lots notoriety. It is
time lo T out that kind of
meat and the same treat-
that the murderer
eta.
of the Second
county
. , First Carolina
his
upon having renominated
g ticket in; ,, . ,
Hon. John Small for the Na-
In announcing
The team was com-
posed clever boys and Green-
ville their visit here.
Correct Attest
h. w.
WHITE,
E. A. Jr.
Directors
all Goods
Cool
Clothe
The Man
will getting
down to lies.
He'll lie dealing
out real sunny
right
now.
If you want to be
fixed tor
get into a nice, cool
suit very soon.
Nothing any cooler
than our Crash, or
Serge Suits.
And nothing smart
Yachting, Driving,
or Riding, or
Partying-
no matter what you
do or where yon go.
Here's everything
Wearable to make it
go right.
Summer suits with or
without the Vest.
We have Straw Hats. Underwear. Neg
every other thing the Man
who dresses comfortably and
Frank Wilson,
P. CO.
THE KING CLOTHIER
Pulley Bowen
HOME OP WOMAN'S FASHIONS.
i , I sentiment he
had ti. resign an
to h . . been elected by the
The interests of these adjoining dis-
of Tidewater Virginia and
Carolina are almost identical.
The development of either assists
other. Having found the right man
the first North Carolina District is
men cannot doing the right in keeping him
Me the their business is destined to in Congress where his influence is
be -ed, pare to engage in constantly rising to a point justified
. -hi i is hard to h ability and the interests hi
d. N was never more
the days of the
Landmark.
A correspondent at Elisabeth City
open are and all that the people
In see this, very active in
Gradually which opposition to the So
can grows smaller, They claim that it them
, . , , I of their since many of them
and the question of . , .
are upon and game
ins license comes no the opposition, . ,., . n., ,
K Fl I for a livelihood They have organ
grows stronger. It will not he long j can a and
is not a liar r-mi fishermen's club, the members o
The temperance sent which they will to the
has or until only that b
com in State have
1-2 Cent
and Mad-
now
A. F. C. Gingham,
now cent.
Figured
Off.
2.75 cc
Ladies Retina
Oxfords 2.25
loons.
it is general, or whether
other are doing the same
thing, we ore Dot prepared to say,
but locally tin Atlantic Line
has recently made an advance in
passenger fares. Our Ayden
respondent cell attention to the fare
from that town to Greenville being
five cents higher thin former y and
the other day had occasion to
note that a similar advance in fire
to another point had been made
The railroads of course have their
own way of conducting their
, hut it looks very unwise
it in the midst of a campaign for
All stylish
Goods
We will inaugurate Our Spring Season by
putt ting on display the newest
ideas to he shown in
SILKS WHITE GOODS
We have no trash or Special Sale stuff hut
we will have the latest and things that
were obtainable in the markets
and we cordially invite the Ladies that are
desirous of seeing the NEWEST
IN SILKS AND WHITE GOODS
to call at our establishment and feast their
Very truly yours,
Fortune Fatal
A report comes from Lexington
that the death of a
of the county was the brooding
over a prediction of a fortune teller
recently. The young lady was in
Lexington recently and had a palm
to her hand, lie foretold
that she would have a long spell of
sickness, in that she would
he sick all the rest, of her life.
Meningitis set in. which might be
the result of an over active and
brain, and death followed.
3.00 Ladies Regina Oxfords
2.50.
PULLEY St BOWEN
3.00
i . Some tbs
railroads will see need cl having
the people on
Rev. J. W. Jenkins,
of the Methodist at
suffered a stroke of pa-
and Is critically III.
The Democrats of the seventh
congressional district have
a i sated R. N. and the sixth
, R. Y. Webb,
the fourth district renominated
W. and the district
W. W. all
by
Jas f Davenport
NEAT JOb
Our specialty
Reflector Job Printing Office
Fearful Wreck.
July
at a mad pace over the London
Southwestern Railway, the
can Line Express, carrying of
I he steamer York's
from Plymouth to London,
ed from the track just after passing
the station here at o'clock
morning and mangled in
death In its wreckage
who -ailed New T
Jane font of the
Besides those to
a p. r ins
, d. j i .
DON'T
Ask your friends to go on your Bond when you can get It furnished at a small cost.
We can sign Judicial for Guardians etc.,
after yon apply Any filed in th; once
Cal on or write
The and CO , Mi
H. A. or
V V Attorney
N. C.
-t
I This department Is in P. C. NYE, who is authorized to rep-
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory.
See the Eastern Carolina
ply Co- Hall Hall racks,
end Umbrella jars.
bods at East-
Supply Co's Store.
We know Mime people who are
afraid to entrust their money lo
bank for safe keeping. They
may be honest In their A
bank fails once in a long time.
People continually being rob
bed the of
years tip in their houses.
for every caused by fail-
there are ten caused by failure
to them. The Bank of Winter
Tills interest on time deposits
It the safety of your
money.
Nice Harrington
Barber Co.
Nice line of boys suits at H. L.
Another large shipment of shoes
all styles and sizes and prices very
reasonable. Barber
A Co.
No need of not having good
pants when Harrington, Barber
have just received anew lot,
that they will sell
Straws tell which way the wind
Mows, just notice the stream of
in and out from
Harrington, Co's.
The A. Cox Co
toil us they get mere orders for To-
Trucks and Hues the
is doing well, Judging from
shipments of late we thin . the
tobacco crop must he improving.
Tooth and Disk Harrow at
Barber Co.
Car load of mm
nice and fresh, at lowest price.
Harrington, Barber Co.
Nicest line of dress shirts ever
-shown in at
Barber Co.
The demand for
bodies and abate made the A. G.
Cox Company
indicate that they are
this line work.
We wire glad to see J. S. Cox
home after some week
All colors of paint, and yellow
Harrington k Co.
Mrs. was in town Tues
day afternoon.
Notice the new spring goods at
Harrington, Barber ft Co., before
yon buy elsewhere, for they can
suite you in kind and price.
Joseph
dent of the road moved his
They
had been at work in Swill Creek
swamp, near here but the recent
heavy rains drove them nut.
hope they can MOO return and
finish the job.
Farming Implements of nil kinds
at Barber ft Co.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Fletcher, of
Robersonville, have been
Mrs. Fletcher's parents. They left
for their home Monday afternoon.
A nice lot of new summer Bug
Robes at Harrington, Barber
A Co.
C. J. Jackson has been visiting
friends near Vanceboro.
Trunks and valises at
ton Barber Co.
W. H. from
Greenville Tuesday evening.
Big Hue of hats and cups
received, latest styles.
Barber A Co.
Miss Mollie Bryan brother,
over the river Tues-
day to visit relatives.
For sale one house and
on Main street in Winterville,
N. C. being next to the residence
Of Taylor, the lot contains
acre of laud the house is a good
roomed house, and well
with a bargain fit some
one J Mil For
farther fee. or write
L. A
Ml
and all
H ,
f I.A car load of lime received
at Harrington, Co.,
Prof. G. B, left Tues-
day morning furs trip up the
read.
W. Jackson, of was
here Monday afternoon attending
a meeting of the trustees of the
High school.
If you want a nice shirt or tie
go to Harrington, A Co.
Miss Janie left Tuesday
n-ion for h visit to Stokes.
For hay, corn and oats go to
Harrington, Barber
Quite a crowd were out to hear
the street preacher here Monday
afternoon and night. His sermons
are for the of
scriptural quotations they contain.
Harrington Barbers and Co is the
place to get your Spring and Sum
goods. They have just what
want, and prices to suit all.
The noon train was over hour
late something
for one, as it can usually I e
depended on.
To room f.-r new goods
s have made the low
prices.
Hamburg now
.,
cent ,,
cent Waist goods now
cent He.
cent
lo cent now fie.
cent Lice now
Ii cent- Late no A c,
A large lot of nice fur
A on nil-.,
other goods come and lie
A.
is going nu. from
the B. O. S. Co's store by the
wagon load, but does not seem
to exhaust stock, as new
goods are nearly every
day.
We are headquarters
trunks and Suit cases.
Eastern Carolina Supply Co.
Nice line of fresh groceries
ways on hand Barber
Co.
It is a little out of to sell
carts and wagons, but the Tar I
carts and wagons seem to sell at all
seasons of the year.
All sow-
and wheat can be supplied with
mowers, rakes, reapers and binders Gold Coin
a. . Silver Coil
CUT PRICES
s poems, regular j
price fate, our price
Tennyson's poems, regular
price our price line.
and Byron's
regular price our
Birthday books,
regular price price
complete works, reg
price
In His
our price
Pilgrims progress our
price
New Testaments, regular
price price
Bill Nye's Remarks, regular
price our price Site.
In addition to above named
books we offer others at greatly
reduced prices for the next
Call and examine them
before the expiration of that
Yours to Serve.
B. T. COX,
A H. Taft
A. H. T
Greenville's Greater
Quality,
k Ml . it
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE,
WINTERVILLE, N. C.
At the Close Business, June 18th. 1906.
Loans and Discounts 8,600.00
Overdrafts, unsecured
Furniture and Fixtures
Due from Banks and
Bankers
Cash items
at Harrington, Barber Co.
Mrs. W J. returned
Tuesday from Vance-
where she has been visiting
friends.
Joshua Manning returned yes
from a trip down the
country made in interest of East
em Carolina Supply Co.
II. B. Phillips, of
in town Saturday.
Mis. and Mrs
of Ayden, have been
Mr. W. L. House.
Nat. Ilk and other U. S.
notes
958.08
2,290.87
22.20
20.00
219.57
010.00
112,904.88
Price.
We sell cash or on
easy terms
C You will find a complete
line at all times
We sole agents
I Beds.
to
n. h.
Capital Stock paid m 5,000.00
Undivided profits, less
currant expenses 67.86
Deposits subject to ck.
Picture to Order
Save the Worry
The hot weather brings you
enough without
to it by worrying over
Hindi a of
State of North Carolina,
County of Pitt. f
I, J. L. Jackson, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my
edge and belief. L. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this day of June, 1906.
JAMBS R. JOHNSON.
Notary Public.
Correct
J. P. HARRINGTON,
A. G. OX,
Directors
by for or supper
Groceries. Canned Package
Goods, Pickle, Butter Cheese, Coffee,
Tea, Cakes, Candies, Fruits, a- I carry, the Selecting buy-
are easy and the all s It. will take no argument to
convene you of if you visit- store and see what
You can find me one door North of
J. B. JOHNSTON
TO
THE
FRIENDS
GROWER
We take this opportunity of friends and patrons OUT thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon us the past season. . r
was first -reeled, three years ado, it was the intention of its management to MUM.
basis, Our business has increased with the years, with . season
Each Customer, as well as each Pile of Tobacco shall -lave our
Personal Attention, and we shall endeavor, as in the
past, to make The Brick headquarters for
High Prices, Fair and honorable treatment,
It affords us pleasure to announce in this connection that
MR. W. T.
THE VETERAN TOBACCONIST AND WAREHOUSEMAN
Will be associated with us the coming season. Mr. Lipscomb is too well-known to the planters, bay. . or
to need any commendation at our hands, suffice to say with his judgment and experience at the com of our
with our facilities for conducting the warehouse business, assisted as we will be by an and c fore,
in every department, it pats us in better position than any other warehouse in Eastern Carolina, at all times, lo secure fir our
friends outside prices for their Tobacco. When you come to GREENVILLE, always
Always make the BRICK your headquarters,
and when your is ready to sell, bring it experienced judges will sell it tor you. inking you
tor your liberal patronage we beg to remain, Your mends
BRINKLEY and FER,
LASS Successors,
mm
.
THE GREAT
JULY
. v.
ABREAST OF THE SPIRIT TIMES.
The time for Clearance Sales has moved up a month or move. Formerly September, then July. The factory agents
are even out selling fall goods before the selling Summer Stuff began, even now solicitations are made tor next
delivery. The wheels are spinning. To keep pace with this Clearance Sales, swift and
tat, is now the order. Nothing is to be carried over. So profitless is this sale to us that no goods
can be charged or sent see at July Clearance Sale prices. We have planned to sell all Summer Goods, have taken
into d consideration the great loss of profit at such reduction as we are making means. We take the loss cheerfully, wisely,
believing it to be the best kind business sens to clean up all summer goods at a sacrifice, and do it while the wearing is at its height.
All the and Lawns hare
been reduced to and yard.
The and Lawns are to
sell for
Tile and Lawns are to
sell at and Sc yard.
reductions in the Wool
Dress
lot of Ribbons to close at
greatly reduced prices.
Great reduction in Corsets.
All the Millinery Goods to be
closed at half prim.
White India Linens, worth be
to close at yard.
Val. Laces and
worth Be to to Close at yd.
Fine China Silk worth Sue yd
to sell for yard.
86-in Taffeta, ed all
color.-., worth yard, in sell
at yard.
Bleaching at
Best Ginghams Be yard.
u White Belts, worth
to sell for
Ladles and children's Funs.
worth and to sell for
Ladies Ready-to-wear Ha
worth and 11.50, to
sell for piece
All the Hosiery to sell at great-
reduced prices
Ladies White Duck Sailors,
with feathers, worth to sell
for -lite.
Ladies Lace Collars that even
sold at and to sell for
A big lot of C-B and
W. B. Corsets, that are worth
1.00, 1.25, 1.50 and to sell
for This is Cm set
chance.
A Embroidery Silks, also
the worth skein,
sell for
Bros. Slippers for
ladies, misses and children re-
a third
Tie a Shoe
as good as its name, worth
and 2.50, close at and
also carry Irving
Shoes and Slippers for
misses. None better
The for
2.00
i ; no
A big ht Silk
men and women. and
1.25 to close
at This is a great
la chance. Ask to see them
The All America Slippers in
Tan. Pat. Gun Metal
for men, the best 8.150 and
Shoes made, to sell a;
The Slippers in Pat
Leather and Gun the fa-
Shoe for men and boys,
and the best Shoe on to
close at 4.00, worth and 6.50
Just a few sizes left or you would
not hear of this price for the
Hanan Slippers.
Negligee Shirts that
were I mi, .;, and 1.80, to close
at All the new patterns
just received.
Mens Panama Hats that are
worth 7.5111, close at We
cull you if you come early.
Young Hats in the Sailor
shape, the newest tilings and
best quality. The 2.60
to Full at the
sell at 1.50. makes
tint i t. close at
Serge has
been reduced from and
to Suit This is
your Sere Chance
The t piece suits serges
in P the much worn
days have been re-
duce I from 10.00, 12,00 to
toe price of 7.50. This is a
great chance.
Th and suits
reduced to You
I see these suits to really
know their real value.
S aid EL Suspenders
worth o to sell for pair.
A big lot of Trunks and suit
cases i. at greatly reduced
prices. This has always boon a
and has
grown greatly in recent months-
Ever item is of the wanted
sort-limited
ties, while the lots last the re-
prices will hold bu
try and get the pick. The
us will last until all sum
g are sold never
carry g from season to sea-
son.
e l. Wilkinson
GREENVILLE, N. C.
f.
Fir u
WRITING
ECCENTRIC TRAVELERS.
A Tour Thai Confine
to Canal Boat.
An swat abroad
with the design of taking an
tour on the continent, hut was
diverted from hi purpose by find-
himself so comfortable on board
a canal boat in Holland or Belgium
he went no farther, preferring
to be a daily in the boat,
which went and returned between
certain limits on alternate days.
It seems to be agreed that this
man started on his intended tour in
1815, the year of the battle of
that he lauded at
with the design of pushing on to
and that the canal boat
which arrested his progress was one
plied between and
Client, starling one day at
the other at
According t one account which
we have beard, the individual in
question went abroad not merely to
mi- foreign hind, but in the hope of
meeting with illustrious
. distinguished characters, which
v. account for hie making
in 1815. finding, however.
Cult board the canal boat he not
fell in with many persona worth
inciting, but had the
down with at a
l., be thought he could not
and went and
I, never getting farther than
until the railroad were in-
vented, when lie drowned himself on
the last trip of the pas boat.
Another Englishman is raid to-
have a bet that Van Am-
burgh, the lion lamer, would be eat-
en by his ferocious pupil within a
given time and followed him about
the continents of Europe and Amer-
in the hope of seeing him at
lust devoured and so winning his
Eugene Sue introduces this
mythical Englishman among the
of Wander-
The also have a story of
eccentric traveler, likewise an
Englishman, who posted overland
in the depth of winter to St.
Petersburg merely to see the fa-
wrought iron gates of the
slimmer garden. He is said to have
died of grief at finding the gates
superior to those at the- entrance to-
his own park at home.
Add to this the lying traveler,
who boasted that he hill been every-
where, and who on being how
lie liked Persia replied that he
knew, as he had stayed
there only a day.
Note among eccentricities,
the nobleman of whom it was in-
quired at dinner he thought of
Athens. He turned i i his
servant, waiting behind his chair,
I said. what did I think of
Knowledge.
the Mine.
ho he had
climbed lour flights of stairs and
was admitted into a mysterious
apartment.
replied the bizarre look-
personage who received him.
great
you foretell the
read the
unfold the
said the visitor as he
took a roll of bank notes from his
pocket eagerly, me what it was
my wife asked me to bring home
for her Pearson's
Weekly.
An Manage.
A well dressed young man
the desk in a telegraph of-
and wrote a message. Laying
the down, be handed the mes-
j sage to the girl said, can
I rush this for me,
-Y-.-.-. replied the girl.
--11 r ho wont on,
I must have it i
shall go
All he said, turning
sure and rush it
When he had gone the girl show-
ed message to another operator
i rear. what it is to
she m id.
The e read, Henry still
his little wife and wishes she
could be with Post.
Second In Command.
Tin n rather
its, and their
h through
e ire of the cap-
p the hundredth
. i the left when
tight, and ran
the order,
That was the last
. us
I . . .
the en-r I .
about like
straw.
he yelled. not
thy of being drilled by a captain.
What you need is a rhinoceros to
teach
Then sheathing his sword in B
passion, he turned to his companion.
he roared,
take charge of
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
J. M, BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent-
. . C.
As
and r
III
willing
ill We have. U-i
Of all
v e also
for
are
W. J. wife
been on a visit to Fort Barnwell.
K. K. will do all the
In please yon with
new of heavy wad fancy
Stuck, of near Ayden,
was Norfolk
to be treated for appendicitis.
can
c, K.
It is an admitted fact was
a in Sunday.
-is, a
Wiley of Tarboro, W.
R. Parker, of Greenville, J. W,
of and Bob
Grime laud, were
visitors here
F. . On, have
moved stock of goods from
Ayden out to m
distance line.
What's me matter with Hie
They have advanced
rUB u their mad
this point mi i e presume
all oilier-. I lie public
have only paid ills
from here to Greenville. Hie
is now cents. We suppose
their purpose is to make hay be-
now and
the next we
the bill with-
out any amendments.
Bed Steads, Suits, Dresser
Tables, Chairs Cradles,
Bad Springs. Mattresses
Cook Stoves
great many other things
kept up stairs. Cannon Tyson.
Monstrosities, peculiar
other
have and
in our rt-
me latest
struck day
shape or a liar, lie
Irish, tramp
His to say the least, i
aid ids m
less, still under I he surface
s. Our people
should be cautious and no
surprise to overtake them.
The sign of i
V eyes
J. V,. Taylor, optician,
man to
your work you
pleased.
K. Ti ii Thins,
day He was
by will
spend sometime with his
a mil line if oar
good-. before
me a trial. Lilly A Co
Mi-s May
came upon and
went over to visit
A full line of trunks, tel-
satchels, hand bag,
and suits cases J R Smith
MisS Irene cant,
is spending several days here
Miss dart.
I always keep on hand a
tine feed stuff at lowest cash
prices Such as hay, com,
cotton meal brand
and snip Lilly
Yon Wheeler
son and sewing machine.
Prices way way down h.
Tripp next Hotel.
We have our
s. S
val
Where Many Writer,
cf I nor Manners.
do
be
He i K. K. Hail new
n beef, fresh meats,
a, fresh
Kev. B. Jones returned
a the road.
in Hue of crockery, glass
fancy lamps, and tinware
ii J H Smith Bro
B. F. Mis
spent
day and Sunday with the family
f O. I . Tyson.
A lull supply of Trunks
Grips, Satchels
Suit Cases, at J. R. Smith Bro.
were services the
Disciple churches Sun-
ii led their
Car V. Crimped
to cover
school houses,
shelters, stables much cheaper than
shingles and very little at J.
R Smith Bro.
W. E. Hooks, town lax lister
for Ayden. requests us to state
he will be in bis office during
I i ml of this week for the
I hi i p i-e taxes. Those
ho do not list will be charged
double tax.
For a nice present buy a novel-
at J. W. Taylor's. It is
for any occasion,
Hie Disciple Sunday.
day A
a pi-
i Mule one's very
enjoyed. Much credit is due
Misses Jimmie and A rah Davis
and other young ladies for the
success of the entertainment.
Corn, Hay Lima always
at J. R. Smith Bro.
A severe rain and electric
visited this section last S
afternoon. It was accompanied by
same most terrific
thunder and lightning we hive
ever heard or seen. Out on the
plantation of William Smith
struck his barn, which
utmost with
corn oats, it on tire
other
sections very much damage was
done growing crop-.
In eider to reduce our large
sin. k preparatory, to we
will prospective buyers ex-
prices. J. Smith
Bin.
North
i hi at J. It. Smith
Ii,.
FOR in large nice new
s my brick stores located on
K.-1 m ii the Town of
possession
J. R. Smith Bro.
V. Crimps paper
with long or short joints
and pipe at J. R. Smith
Your Eyes.
yon are troubled with your
eyes or nave a difficulty in obtain-1
suitable glasses, it in i
difficult your case, call
Taylor, an expert j
N. C, who has five years;
experience with some of the most
obstinate cases. He never fails to
give patients or their
money refunded. Over five hundred
hi Pitt Greene
people j in none-1 j
ability. Give your eye
work if you
have taken up i black bar
shoal, weight about pound-
no ear marks. can get same
by paying charges.
T-
said a man
of wide experience, crowd-
ed with studies the schools are
now I should be loath to
recommend the introduction
any new ones; but I d
sometimes that boys
girls who are giving time to so
many little be induced
to give more to the art of writing
He did not refer to the mere
art of writing correct English or
the art of writing interesting
personal letter, bin to tho
ration of really business
letters, in win. h the hand should be treated not only
clearly and concisely but also
courteously.
The need he me tinned is one
which is felt by th of
business men and may well claim
the attention of young people of
both sexes who look forward to
business life. The ability to
write intelligibly is not rare, but
t capacity to write in such a
way as to produce a pleasant
personal feeling for the house
one represent is extremely
rare.
Many writers fail in the mat-
of in the
way of constant omission of art
ard constant ,
or more commonly, in neglecting
the other mini the benefit
of the doubt. In other Words-
i lie fault with most business let-
Is a fault of poor manners
rather than of mental deficiency
in any circumstances,
allow your first letter, in a case
difference, to harsh or dis-
said a business n
to his clerks. matter
how much you think tho man hi s
injured us, give him the benefit
of the doubt. Assume that he
has made a mistake rather than
ho has misrepresented. To take
the other course is to enter a
blind alley. You may have to
turn out of
Companion.
W. E. HOOKS. W. J.
HOOKS BOYD.
General Insurance
AYDEN, .
We wish to vie our-
selves together for the purpose of conducting a gen-
end Merchandise Brokerage
in ire Town of Ayden ard Vicinity. We will
represent none but the most reputable concerns,
and any of r toil you may see fit to
favor us with wt will thank cu for and feel very
grateful.
MEAT AND LARD
Phone CARRIED IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES.
l . i
OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
N. v.
Ai the of business June
Loam and Din-runts,
Overdrafts Secured
Furniture and v.
Duo from
Geld Coin,
Silver Coin,
Bank notes
oilier U. S.
Total,
Capital stock paid in, f
Surplus 2,700.110
Undivided profits less
expenses,
Dividends unpaid . 222.00
check,
Cashier's 030.72
Total.
165,043.67
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF PUT, ,
J. R. Smith, Cashier of the above-Damed hank, do solemnly swear
statement is true to the best of my and be-
lief. J. R. SMITH, Cashier.
J. R. SMITH,
and sworn to before
me, day of e 1906.
HODGES,
Public.
JOSEPH DEC ON,
R. C. CANNON.
Directors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
q th
Clerk
win v ill. A. de-
not 10- i- n t all
in I o
Ml
l it
t I or tiff
or notice
will did a f M-c very.
Ill if u June
A.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, FARMVILLE. N. C.
AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS, 18th,
Capital stock pd in
M Undivided 1,986.64
Depot, sub to check
Loans Discounts
1.680.60
Due from Banks
Cash It me 9.39
Gold coin 496.00
Silver coin 1,179.11
t. notes 1,489.00
Tucker.
F. D. No. Greenville. N. C
d aw
For Spiring Housecleaning
T time Liquid
Ii makes everything
look new. There will be no
old, dull looking furniture or
woodwork in homes this won-
is used. No
or necessary. Liquid
Veneer is not a varnish, but a surface
food and cleaner that builds up the
original finish and makes it brighter
than ever.
It instantly restores the brilliant
newness rod finish of Pianos, Furniture,
Picture Frames, Interior Woodwork,
Hardwood Floors and all polished,
varnished or enameled surfaces. Re-
moves stains, dirt
dullness.
A child can apply it. Nothing
but a piece of cheese cloth is needed
and there is no drying to wait for.
PRICES
Trial bottle . . . . . eta.
Regular eta.
SOLD BY
at
State of North Carolina,
County of Hut.
I, J. R. of the above-named bank, do solemn
y is fine to the best of my
I. in and j. k. DAVIS, Cat hi or.
MRS. M. A. ROUSE.
One of the Oldest Ladies Passes
Away.
One by one the land of
Greenville pass away, and Time
gather lone identified with
the history of the town to the final
rest that comes after this life Is
o'er.
Mrs. Ann w
of the i M. Richard Rouse, It I
-I---1 fie.,
Mon-
day u, at home on the
corner of and street
She was ., d
for some years been in
In December last shewn-
hint by a fall which left Let
invalid the
her life. Her sufferings were borne
with patience, and it
wan her pleasure to speak word
cheer an. comfort to those
lovingly ministered to her.
Mrs. was a woman of t-
fortitude and
one of those Southern queens of
ante who did so much
t bring order out of chaos and
Io re-tore and pr w
the wreck of
r I l, in and ti-
died in I. in-
close of the with
four small Sin- turned
herself in to
it the joy of her life to
and rear these, and she was spared
to see her fourth general ion.
wan an honor to her home and com-
and enjoyed the highest
of all.
In life Mrs. Rome became
a and to the ml
fully trusted followed her
Sue first joined tbs
church her husband who
deacon in thatch and
later, in 1878, that family
might be united in Worship, she
joined the Methodist
her children.
U ii-- 1- h by three
it. of New
Mrs. W. J.
, Mr. L K-use,
New leans,
Funeral were held
her late reside c at B o'clock this
c inducted
I. the in
met foil., v. in Bill
lie . I s Messrs
Wiley Blown, A. . H. L.
Mum I D. SHenry r. B
haul and Whichard.
Subscribed and .
for rue, day of
1900.
J. V. JOHNSTON.
Notary Public.
Correct
T. L.
R. L. DAVIS,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
an
Mi S.
county bum State North
mill, all cut in-
Of .
on I lie go Off I la it
. . . M. In recovery.
I ll. I I I. A in r- I .
i-i u. It.-
For cm rentals tools, gum
flood
t pulleys, R.
Bin,
S V-a m a K. i.
Thin the a.
Roy T.
Of K.
II r,
. Id I J
mini I . re r- heron. a .-., . . men
in v
. m u; e
. in- i- . 11.1. k-
lOg in K I j. X.
our nu- in. I
won ever M in e u i i
1-
la, ail H . k u
It. .-j. .
Ir . It-
REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF
BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST C
AT N. C.
I At the close of June 1906.
RESOURCE
Lot n and
i drafts
rankers
Cash Item a
coin.
Nations bank
and S. in tin
T,
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock 5,800.00
fund
Undivided-profits 1,171.80 Stewards.
8.000,001 II. B.
Time of
deposit
Deposits subj to check
out-
standing
Checks
THE MASONS.
Instill Officers for Year.
He
Greet, ville Lodge No. A. F.
M held Monday
for the e-
Past Ma-i. . W. M. Ki
W. K
L, II. W.
K. I- I.- Bin,
I. J, W,
B. ii.-i-.
M. See.
B. Whichard, S. D.
P. O. J. D
L. Home and W, T. Fleming,
id Pi
Tiler.
Total
North C County of Pitt, ;
H. H. of the above named
wear that tin-above Statement is true to tho best of my
edge and belief. II. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to be- ,
ore me, this day Of April I J. K.
1006.0 s in. A. Gardner M. b. BLOC
Notary Public Directors
ADVERTISE
Ti a Father Dud.
This afternoon Ml. J. H.
. city, received the sad
Intelligence that at about
father, Mr. W. A.
dropped dead at his home near
Oxford. Mi. W. A. Parham was
years age and was apparently
in the beet of
2nd.
Deceased was also the lather
Mr. B. K. of Greenville,
who 1- v in the old home-
Dr. Joseph Dixon,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office Brick Block,. Gael
Ayden, N. C.
an
BEAUTIFYING HOMES AND FARMS.
It is mid that the streets of
are kepi clean by
types n before l
own door.
mt CON-
A congress of the greatest
to the world in general
What an been conducting
would be if every I modestly and quietly in
one vie owns a home or farm the Italian capital. We refer to
would try to it as pleasant
-wiT- pen,
roar,
t. the eye as possible
and visitors would
at the thrift and
our people, and travelers would
delight in through
domains. The metamorphose
n a short time would be Mon
tin-cost would b.
email, not necessary
live in a Grand-
awes, but beauty and goon
lute Invite
The humblest cottage i
nay be made lovely I
very little expense. Clean
away unsightly from i i
front down
n i the In e
frond en
trash p l
w. i-. i
trow, v. seats i i
arbor, the n
o i
Von . . I
here and I i
Ar d you spend j
in the
by the enhanced
your property,
you ever have an occasion u
ell.
Every who owns his
own home or farm should take
great pride in II Home is where
expect our
we to die.
We don't appreciate the piece
U we have any
spend tor pleasure here If
where it be put.
bury Reporter.
Convention
Greensboro, N- t , July
Democracy of North
through it representatives
lion today placed
record endorsing William
Bryan for President in
1908 and presented
a suitable running
k of North
Carolina
It stamped with approval
legislation enacted in the Watts and
Ward hills the mania
and sale voiced a de-
i i enlargement of the now
era of the Corporation
also demanded that
he-
obligation
pf the traveling
The election Franklin
by an an el;
the
convention.
i r was the adoption off
n providing forth enact-
of graduated income tin
law the election of senators an
circuit court judges the
the Italian capital
the International Con-
whose conclusions have
been a useful and practical con-
to In
the first place the national
letter weight unit has
ed from half an ounce to an
ounce, milking the rat.- live cents
it equivalent to money
other for the
and three cent
ounce. There is also
h, be the equivalent f an
n sunup, in the an
in postal order, for
. tents, which
for a stamp of the
value in any country the
,;,. -v number
wore made to reduce the
live cents to four
-h
Our own currency
prevents our taking
much interest in this proposal
nickel is a much more
unit than
new regulations will no
doubt result in a great extension
of the postal business through-
out the world, and it will, n
probability thereby increase the
of the in all
civilized countries. The
national postal exchange Older
murks an advance
the peaceful business relations
nations In
it Will germ of
the international currency of the
the of
the in the American
Monthly Review of Reviews for
July.
Greenville's Big Department Stores.
EASTERN REFLECT
Hot Weather Merchandise Qt
Is abounding in plentiful beauty and cheapness here.
The thin, fluffy, COol materials tor June Selling are Heady tor your inspection and
mends. Glance over the list below and then come let us you the goods, which must be seen to
he appreciated.
Our Notion depart-
J WHICHARD. Editor and Owner.
VOL. No.
end Friday.
DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. JULY 1906.
NO
NORTH
CAROLINA'S
PROGRESS
GREAT
During the of Monday
a tree blew down
then of of Mi.
house Creek
it. Mrs.
i, ten la all were
in the house at the time, but not
one was injured the least.
the tree and
away top extricated
the the root.
When the were it
was found that Mrs. Parham ea
a chair holding
her , bet a dazed condition,
she i to herself, aid is
now living in a recently
by Mr. Clyde Forties.
in-1, n- only a broken
., clock was
km not broken, it
i the family.
Colored Dress Goods
Department
Beautiful cool dainty lawns in small
dots and figures, small and large flora
patterns and solid colors for to cent
per yard. Brown dress linens, percales,
figured madras and gingham.
White Depart-
inch French lawn yard
inch Persian lawn to yard
inch Persian lawn to yard
inch Handkerchief linen to yd
inch yard
inch Irish linen to yard
inch Union cotton, but
almost as pretty as all linen for more
money at yard.
Lovely dotted the real imported
kind, in small neat designs from to
yard.
figured madras for shirt Waists
and dresses this seasons newest patterns
from to variety great
and patterns lovely.
Laces Embroideries
We are showing many pretty things
In this laces we have baby
Irish French, Germany,
Round thread Val in all
overs, bands and edges Batiste and Baby
Irish combined from the loveliest band of
trimmings of the season, we are showing
it in exquisite patterns, suitable for very
sheer materials as well as the heavier
kinds. Black baby Irish all overs and
bands to match.
you, as we are showing
many useful and desirable novelties.
Fans Yes we have all kinds and sizes
some so and
and breezy in paper, silk, and gauze.
The silk gauze fans, with real fine dainty
decorations and Ivory sticks are lovely
and as cheap as to others
with cheaper sticks and cents.
Shopping bags in white kid, white canvas
and fancy leathers in black and colors from
cents to
Pretty white wash belts embroidered
and some with detached buckles in
and pearl, the prices range from to
Guilt belts, leather belts, silk belts
all prices.
Ladies hosiery in black and white
gauze, some plain, some embroidered,
some lace boots, others lace all over, ail
sizes and prices.
Infants and in black
and white all sizes from IO to
Ladles and infants gauze vests, short
and long sleeves.
Nazareth and Daisy waists for boys
and girls, cool comfortable, all sizes
each.
tops and cords and ruffles
stamped linens, embroidery silks and
cottons.
Ready made waists in ladies sizes,
handsomely trimmed with embroidery
and lace, some look like hand embroidery
prices from to
Plain Fancy Black
Lawns
Batiste, French lawn, Silk mulls, Per-
lawn, Mercerized madras and many
other pretty wears from to yard.
NOTICE COTTON AS
The Pitt branch of the
L. c. A will hold
, hone
, eleven a. m
y, , . AH town-
,. , ,.,. me red to
m, i i i nil be open
tn , ho i;
in e wick the
Lighting
The vicinity tin Presbyter-
to be . favorite
piece for lighting. The ha
Sec p mice, on.-e doing con
ruble damage the building, at
mother lime a pole near corner
en the electric
kit on the comer
THE CORSET DEPARTMENT
G. Corsets and Invisible Lacing Corsets in and Batiste for slender, stout, and Medium figures
at 1.00 each, Good Girdles, all sizes, for and 1.00
Our stock of House-
s-keeping linens
Should meet your approval. All kinds of
Towels, Bath rags, table Damask. Nap-
kins and Doilies. A good assortment at
right prices.
Perfumery,
Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders, Tooth Brush
es. Nail brushes, Hair brushes, and combs
Talcum Powders, per box, others at
we
ill
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v.-
Mail Town.
A hull, to he a
struck
After mi interview before the
mayor he given a hour to
get the
the way , t corner id
Pitt end Inter-
the people i
fill . in i . i
m i ill quotation i.;
hi ,, h mi piercing v, ii i.
Come of Concrete.
K now
ii.,, and Third street,
i , if rapidly and makes a
C- appearance. It is being built
of concrete the first house
kind to he erected here.
The Sh
N i man as much about
women lie to make them be
, in- know.
Is ready to serve yon with the best and at prices. You should see our splendid show
of Oxfords, Court Ties, and Sandals for Ladies and white Canvas and pumps
in Ladies sizes.
The lace Curtains, Window Shades. Rugs aid Art squares we are showing would add very
-me of the many pretty and useful things we have here
Nearly every boat and train brings us something new and desirable, we always have good values you.
J. K. J.
GREENVILLE
Increase in Capital Per Cent
in hive Years.
Washington, D. July
The industrial growth of North
during
years a progress hardly
passed by any State the
told in detail in a
issued by the Con-us
reference to which
was made sonic weeks ago
an advance sheet.
There is in vested today in
North Carolina in
manufacturing pay-
o wage earners
and to Officers
and products of tho
value of Five years
ego there was only
capital Invested
in the State, the value of the
products manufactured was only
and only
was paid to wage earners. The
increase in has
been per cent, in the value
of products per cent, and in
the amount of wages per cent.
Manufacturing for
seven cities in the State are
given. Winston out pro-
ducts of the greatest value,
which amount an
increase per cent
1900; the largest
yum of manufacturing
a total of Hero are
some of tho j
Manufacturing establish-
Charlotte
New Ber
Raleigh Wilmington
Winston Winston's gain was
the largest, being Sis per cent, in
the past five years.
The capital invested in these
a way is
thus shown.
Charlotte, , ;
New
Item. ;
1.925,712;
Winston, Winston
shows nu of per
cur. in
The item of
Charlotte,
Greensboro,
Wilmington,
Winston, J. Pence
In News and Observer.
RECEIPTS.
Town is Grow-
The of tr-
I i ending June
M of
r the
he of June
Ike were an i-
if over the
index
th . increased
of the
Voting
Rev, Ml. ill. In
d t of Wake
preached
Memorial
night. m was
and well gave
pleasure.
MIND YOUR WIFE.
BRYAN ACCEPT.
The Profit That Comes Therefrom; lo Jones
The newspapers of the country
have been telling how Mayor Mr-
of New York, escaped
being a victim of the recent
railroad wreck in
by taking the advice of his wife.
Upon lauding the he
wanted to take one the
interior, while his wife advised
another. He took the route she
selected, while bad he followed his
own plan would have been on
the ill fitted train.
The Bi Hector has just found an
instance home of the profit
in minding your wife. Mr. J. F.
of the Chocowinity seeded
of Beaufort county, dropped in to
tell us his crops, and was
praising his wife for the good ad-
given him. He said
when he was about to plant hi
crops this spring he was selecting
place, for the the corn
the tobacco. His wife told him
place selected for the tobacco
was entirely too low the crop
would be drowned if he it
there. Upon advice he
changed his mind put
tobacco out on the bills. Now he
says crops on the low lands are
drowned while his
the bills is as fine as he
ever saw. tell you it pays
mind your he added.
THE SHORT-SLEEVE FAD.
Scorn Work
If you want to something
bard try to get one of
walking around the street to chop
J off your sidewalk do any other
work. You can't hire one to do
anything.
A man who is in society is usual-
out more be is
Opinions differ as to whether
the fad tor women is
already doomed to extinction, but
there is a general agreement that
its fate bangs trembling in the
The fashion has been
a godsend to women
work iii shops, tint that is the very
reason why it no longer appeals to
the or to the
aristocratic. For these who work
the lower part of the sleeve of the
short-sleeve waist does not get
oiled, for the obvious reason that
it is there. costs me about
half what it did before in
said short-sleeved sales-
woman the other day. This
aspect of the new style will,
of course, kill it in time, but the
dealers say that it will probably
continue prevalent at summer
resorts this season women
prepared for it by laying in sup-
plies bf the new garments, which
are too expensive to discard at once.
This is especially true of a large
number of women of limited means
who have made their own
waists. good effect of the
short sleeves has to make
women take better care of their
says a doctor.
Is surprising how good arm ha-i
to be to look well in a short sleeve.
I have bad much new business
during past month from
women who I be calloused
places removed their elbows,
and the difficulty I have found in
doing this in some cases
hew much the removal was need
ii, July
United James K.
of Arkansas, won was chair-
man of the Democratic national
committee when William Bryan
made bis campaign for the
in 1895 and 1900, has re-
a letter Mr. Bryan, in
which he announces that he will
accept the nomination i-
for the third time if it is
letter is
June at Stockholm, and is as
have been watching political
developments and have with
gratification the vindication
Democratic principles. You hive
Correctly slated my position. As
I wrote to Colonel I
shall do nothing to secure
nomination and do not want
unless conditions seem to demand
it. I may add I enjoy the
of private feel
do some good without
office.
are, however, certain
rt forms which I would like very
much to Bee accomplished to
assist in the accomplishment of
these reforms I am willing to be-
come the party candidate again, if
when the time for nomination
rives the advocates of reform are
in control of the party and think
that my candidacy will give the
best assurance of victory. If some
one else seems more a I
shall be even better
I need not assure hat am
more interested in seeing our
than am in the
personnel of the ticket. The
country needs to have Jeffersonian
Democracy applied to all of the
departments of the government,
State and national, I am con-
tent to help make this application.
truly,
W. J. BRYAN.
FARMERS LOSE THOUSANDS
Hon. T. G Sin in Sanitarium.
the whole town was
lucked ti learn that the
able Thomas u, and
favorably n this section
a of decline
which necessitated his being taken
to a private sanitarium. His
physical weakness, added to a
slight mental aberration made this
step necessary Tuesday his
son-in-law left with him for
more, where be will receive private
mist.
Already yon can notice a little
lengthening of the nights.
Seven bales of cotton received at
the city cotton platform a few
days ago were damaged to such an
extent that about tin pounds of the
lint bad to be picked from each of
them. The pickings were worth
about half price, making the loss,
with cotton cents a
of 83.39 a bale. Cotton Weigher
S. Withers and
i Robert Simpson Bay that much of
cotton received at the platform
liming the of this season will
lie in condition oil ac-
count of the carelessness the
in leaving it in the
A learned that the far-
even in Mecklenburg
lose probably several thousand
dollars every year in damaged cot-
in, when if they put it
under shelter, the cotton would
in first clan condition,
experienced cot
ton merchants in the city told an
Observer reporter that the farmers
North South Caro-
Hie out of pocket thousands
and thousands dollars every
season of carelessness
leaving their cotton m the open
The old the winter do
but the warm
of the and summer
it as it nil her
matter. The building of
houses in the centers
the of damaged
cotton every year, however,
the farmers are learning to take
the same care of their of
other Observer.
IT IS COMING
Convenience of the Day Current.
The furnishing of a day current
by the Henderson Lighting and
Power Company opened the way
for starting up a number if new en-
and innovations and con-
of a less importance.
One of the latest of these is the
of the electric iron by Mrs.
A. S. Instead of the old
style which necessitates running a
stove to heat the irons, uses an
electrically heated iron to do the
work at her pressing and cleaning
Gold Leaf.
It is with this idea of
small industries and developing 1- Flanagan, Dr. D. L
the town that has made The James and Rev. J E.
tor so anxious to see a day electric , There also some good remarks
current in The J made, , ,
current will be installed here, ,
and there is no telling in how many were spread
ways it will help the town and at wigwam and all
the same rime increase the revenue cream, cake, lemonade, ice eater
of the plant. People will find use cigars, etc., to their own
for tic day current numerous tn- j d , . , ,
and conveniences- h
meeting mo meet enjoyable
He of any since institution
of the tribe.
THE RED MEN.
Tribe No. I.
R. M. Install Officers.
At their meeting Friday night
the following were raised up to
their by Deputy Great
J. H, Harriss, by
Great Prophet F. M. Hodges and
S. T.
Sachem, Roy C. Flanagan.
Sr. Dr. L James.
Jr. D. C. Moore.
Prophet. J. F. Smith.
After installation all present
were highly entertained by ad-
dresses from those eloquent
SOON WILSON.
Install Officers and Enjoy a Feast.
FOR THE OLD TICKET.
At the meeting of Tar River
Lodge No. K. of P.
night, the following . I C, July
night, the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term by A.
II- Ellington, D. G.
K. C. Flanagan. C. C.
T. J. Moore, V. C.
F. D.
J. S. Mooring, M. of W.
W. E. Hooker, M. at A.
C. S. Carr, M. of E.
It. M. M. ofF.
A. J. Moore, K. of R.
W. E. I. G.
M. Abbott, O. G.
After the installation the lodge
enjoyed quite a feast of lemonade,
ice cream, cake and cigars that
bad prepared in the bouquet
hall. The hive a flour-
lodge and it is con-
ITEMS.
Several mouths ago I took the
initiative in Democratic and
placed nomination for the
Hon. J. J. Laughinghouse
nomination was made with-
out his knowledge or consent.
Since then I have watched and
made a careful survey of the
situation county, and
am now of the opinion that it will
be best to return the old
ticket to our next Legislature
just as we had it two years ago.
realize there are several Dem-
elements in Pitt county. I
desire political harmony in the
Democratic party in county
and for this reason I withdraw hi
nomination for the Senate, and
leave to nominate him for th-
House of Representatives along
with the other names on the old
Legislative ticket.
C. M. Jones.
HAVE RAILROAD MEN LEARNED
THEIR LESSON
Is it high time for the rail-
road men themselves to read clear
handwriting the wall,
Raleigh and Sound Rail.
way People Have Big Forces
Hard at Work Pushing to
From good authority it is learn.,
and
Sound railway people to be
running a train from
Raleigh to Wilson two
The from Raleigh to
Wilson the line is about
fifty miles the rail is laid
bout half way, the grading being
completed beyond Zebulon. Out
from working this way are
at work, the contract
being with J. G. White AC.,
York. Above u a
force of nearly is at . it
convicts and over three
other workers.
this several gangs are k at
points between Zebulon and
m. work is also
being pushed, and out from New
Bern towards Washington there is
force of over three hundred men.
Other gangs are to be put
work and is to be the
prospect being in two month
or a little over trains will be
from Raleigh to Wilson,
that a new to Eastern North
Carolina will be in operation.
Raleigh News and Observer.
No complaint about not having
enough rain these days.
lien Cobb and daughter, Miss ,
Mary, spent Sunday night with his to comprehend What i so
sister, Mrs. Charles Hooks. j patent to almost every one else in
Clayton Wilson, of the country Through their
Sunday night at E. Influences at Washington they
George Buck, son of Mrs. Nancy spent the entire
Buck, is quite ill with fever. in trying to obstruct
Ernest Langston and sister, Miss J that was essential to their own
Eva, spent Saturday night and Sun. I Permanent welfare, at the very
day with relatives near Reed
Branch,
Mrs. J. and son
Arthur, spent Saturday and Hun-
day with her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
time they should have
ed their energies to their
houses in order and preparing
themselves a new period of
railroad management as tree from
abuses as vigilance could possibly
Jefferson Wilson and Henry I secure. In the end, their
Worthington, of Centerville, spent
Sunday in vicinity.
Several from this neighborhood
spent yesterday in Greenville.
Coward and J. J.
tactics all failed, tn Sen
ate itself added amendment after
amendment to the Hepburn bill
to make it mote and
severe than it was
of Greenville, wore in the neighbor- from the House e.
hood one day last week. lives. So has
J. A. spent Saturday and however, within a month
Sunday in
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo
spent Sunday with their brother,
Latvia
Pearl Grifton,
spent Friday night Miss Annie
One good thing about rainbow
gold is that we can't squander it
bargains.
Died.
The infant daughter, aged
of Mr. and Mrs. B.
died about noon today at their
homo on Dickinson avenue. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at the
old homo place about miles from
town.
that one seems to be dealing with
history rather than with cum I
events. Ba are
longer disposed to be obstructive.
The period reform and
his fairly set in, From
Progress of the in
Monthly Review of
Reviews for July.
LOSS IN COTTON FUTURES.
people are coming
more and men to play the bucket
shops when we are good
price for soot cotton. And as a
result we place more Iran our pro-
fits into futures and e. ninety-
nine out of the who try
the game The
South has lost millions in the I
years. Had this money h.
placed the parties in real es
they would have been ,
good round sum t day wt, .
they are not worth a cut so
that venture was concerned.
All forms of gambling are
and losing, m
cotton futures is of most
demoralizing of all the ways in
which we let money
News.
The R. S.
Another car load of Italian
laborers has reached Wilson to
work the Raleigh Pamlico
Sound railroad. The road will
soon be pushing on down this way.
The girl with the to bum heart doesn't
usually plenty of fl lines to world
hand.
; her.
Then and Now.
anybody for a
moment that Zeb Truce, if he
were in the zenith of his glory to-
would tell dirty jokes as he
did in his day who comes
nearest to measuring up to the
made a cam.
so clean that no blush was
ever brought to the face of the
most modest and gentle woman
who heard him. Strange to say, it
was held that the private
life of a public man did not
within the purview of the public
gaze. It was quite thing for
candidate to drink and curse and
carouse all pleased so
attended to their duties as sen
ants of the people. Thank G d th
day has come pub
demands ma he de-
cent , If he . gain
and hold the favor of the people.
a few politicians still hold to the
Old notion that what they do 1.1
private i- nobody's business just
the attend to the duties
which they were elected,
these men ate hick numbers
sand is slipping from beneath;
then a man's private
and the same
the Jekyll and Mr.
period hits and
Children.
Quick Conviction.
Henry Baily, the who
recently murdered Mr.
Dear was
tied at Newborn Friday sen
to be hanged r.